The Huachipato plant, which provides 2,700 direct jobs and some 20,000 indirect ones, announced a month ago it was winding down, unable to compete with Chinese steel that sells for about 40 percent cheaper in the South American country.
The commission in a recent ruling found"sufficient evidence to support the existence of dumping" -- the selling of Chinese steel below cost.
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